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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
p, 4. sCRIMCEoUR,
800 Hennepin Ave.
Minneapolis.
MARCHE DE MINNEAPOLIS.

Bic, No /, Hard ~ . rs.
Bic nouveau so SO.
Mafs, IS . 40cts.
Son, $3.50 Ia tonne.
Avoine, 26 3 Csc.
Orge, 40 d 60c.
Foin mil, $9A $40.
Foin de marais, 81 d SIC.
wild poor s . $8.
Benrre, fancy creamery, Zoe.
Mess polk per barrel $1,000.
Jambon, Ia q l4cts.
Feves, Navy, $2.25 $40.
Fayes, qualit6 inferieure, $1.00
Lard frais Pork 500 q $3.50
8 cent.
Veal choice, 6 . So.
Maple sugar pure 10 = l3c.
Cuts, Is q 17c.
Pommes de terre, go q 75c.
Oignons, rs q Soc.
Cranbsrries 81. q y 81.
Pommes ga 5 $3.
Live Chickens z . IA.
Choux la doz, 30 d KS.
Peaux vertes, 6Ac.
sAches, 10 B l2c.
& de mouton 75 A$1,10.
Farine White Lily Best family.
2sO5 detail $3.50
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DIVERS ENDRoIFs.

&+x&E%HSs
La paroisse de Pierreville 8
IN maftre-chantre qui compile de
.beaux 6tats de service. C'est M.
Noise Boisvert quii remplit cette
charge depuis 81 ans.
I'm vlelllard de Pierreville, M.
Adolphe Parent, age de 96 ans, ct
remplissant depnis SO ans les fonc-
tions d'hnissier est parti pour les
Etats Unis. Hdit gull va la-bas
atm de Sc perfectionner dams Ia
connaissance della langue anglaise.
- Les pecheurs du Labrador
sont presque tous de retour. La.
peche q 6t6 abondante dams les pa.
RACES de Tile Verte ct de Blanc
Sablon, mas moins bonnie dams le1
voisinage de la Magpia ct des au-
tres endroits de peche du collie.
SoREL-Une femme q etc are
tee pour vagabondage ct vol. Ellie
est accus6e d'avoir vol6 uu crucifx
dams une maison Oh 6tait expose
mort, de meme que le crepe
qui 6tait . la porte. C,est tout de
meme une droIe d'idee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de TOuesthas alarger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
It is three times as large as that
Of any French paper published IN
the city Of Minneapolis.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
EUROPE.

Mime Sarah Bernhardt est
allee 90 p6lerinage 3 Lonrdes, ct
les Parisiens 30 demandent sickle
Is Intention desc retirer dams IN
convent,
lies journanx de Berlin recoI-
naiissent que pessai de mobilization
en- France q r9ussi, mails quelques-
uns insinuent quill y6tait Ir6pare
d'avance.
cenplot anarehiste.
MADRID, 8.-Un complot anar-
chiste 6tendu Went d'etre decou-
vert ct plusieurs des conspirateurs
ont etc arret6s 3 Madrid, Sala-
manca ct Cadix.
i. question haulgars.
VIENNE, 8.-La correspondence
polltique anonce qu'on 8 declare
semi aficiellement d st Petersburg,
que la Russie est determines ad6
|clarer le trait6 de Belin nul ct non
avenu, d moins que le prince Fer
dinand n'abandonne la Bulgaria.
Explosion dun canon.
LoNDREs, z. Pendant qu'on
proe6dait aujourd'hui 3 la fonte
dun gros canon dams l'usine Vic
kers, 3 Sheffield, le canon B 6clate.
lQuatre hommes ont Gle tues sur le
coup ct beaucoup d'autre sont bles-
s6s. Les batiments de l'usine ont
6t6 fortement endommages.
LoNDRRs, Sine d6peche pos
lt6rieuse de Sheffield dit que l'ex-
plosion du canon gu'on coulait
dams pusine Vickers . tue cling
hommes sur le coup ct que trois de
lceux qui ont etc bless6s sont morris
[depuis ! l'bopital.
Ia re7oltea Panama.
PANAMA, 8.-La force revolu-
tionnaire sous Ie commandment
de Bahona 9 prm possession de
Port La Union hier seir. On dit
que le combat 3 etc tres sanglant.
Un d6tachement de 1000 hommes
des iroupes du gouvernement q
quite la capltale sous le comman-
dement du general Amaya mails il
leur faudra deux jours pour arriyer
au point de destination. On.craint
une resolution generate . SauSal-
vador, Guatemala ct Honduras.
e cholera dams lInde.
LoNDREs, 10, septembre lie
consul d'Autriche Hongrie de
Bombay annonce que dams PInde,
pendant le mois de Mai, le cholera
q cause Ia mortsde 3l,328 person
ines. rs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

Supposons pour IN instant que.
penseignement soft possible sans.
employer ridiome indien, oomblen5
de fois les progress r6alis6s seront
ills plus Tents?
Et 81 ID dificult6 est d6ja tres
grande, pour les jeunes enfants,
que sera.ce done pour les adultes,
pour les personnes dams lage muir?
Tn impossibillte absolus
LA presse tout entiere du reste;
sans distinction de nationalit6, de
religion, s'est 6lev6e contrs une
telle stupidit6 ct Ia condamn6e.
Nous avons dit que cette mesure
etalt arbitraire. Bile Iesten effet,
ct an supreme degre. COMMENT
des soclet6s religleuses, qu'elles
soient catholiques on p~rotestantea,
anglaises on am6ricaines, francal
SEES on allemandes, pen impofte,
des societies religieuses, disons
nous, se procurent des instituteurs,
des missionaries qui veulent blen
accepter Ia mission dangereuse
quelquefois. p6nible toujours dial
Ter parmi les sauvages, repandre
les bienfaitsd u christianisme ct de
INSTRUCTION; ces societies ne rseoi-
vent du gouyernement DIES Etats-
|Unis, que DIES secours pecuniaires
|derisoires, elles subvielnent elles.
memes aux frais g6n6raux que leur
occas1onne cette @uyre si philan-
tropique, de quel droit alors Ia
commission administration dies
Indiens gientselle s'immiscer dams
le mode d'enseignement employe
par ces Missionaries on ces instit
tuteurs2 En- empechant les enfants
des lndiens de prier dams leur Ian
que maternelle, cette commission
agit-elle de ga propre auterit6 on
ob6it-elle q des ordres recus;
Dams tons les cas-, agit.on l6gale.
ment? Nous ne le pensons pas.
Ce qui serait arbitraitre poul
nous, est arbitraire pour les In.
diens.
Or, pourquoi serions nous plus
privileges dams dc pays, nous
doublement strangers, que les In.
diens, qui en- ont etc les premierl
possesseurs naturels, les premierl
habitants?
ST le parti d6mocratique veu,
imposer Ia langue anglaise, au1
Indiens, pourquoi q certain mo
ment ne yaudrait-il pas nous PIN.
poser 6galementp
Sill veut empecher les Indiens
de parler an Grand Esprit dams
leur idiome, pourquoia certain mo,
ment ne voudraltsl pas obliger lei
pretres Francois Oh Allemands
Polonais on Su6dois . abandonnel
leurlangue eta precher en- Anglaisi
EPourquoi, sill veut supprimer Il
la langue indienne, meme CONNIE
moYen d'arriyer q propager Ia Ian
que anglaise ne Youdraifsii pas, |
certain moment, supprimer lei
I6coles de nationalites etrangeres'
Il n,ya que le premier pas gu
conte.
Qui salt? Cest psutsetre de cette
maniere que le parti d6mocratique
comprend le mot sliberte".
&. R. LERoUX.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
CHRONIQUE~ MONTREALAIsE.

>W@rsGE
CertainE de mes c~onfrAres ont. Il
[funeste habitnde de commence
leurs correspondances par etts
rubrique: pens6es. 3. quslls deve
|loppent denx lignes plus bas 81 III
style pompeux ct parconseqJr.sesnl1
fatigant pour les iecteurs. Cette
mamie. cue je puts qualifer de ma:
!aile, peut devenir gangrene, 81 ellie
nest pas combattue dams sa racine
M. Ange Pitou, auteur de char.
nantes chroniques que je meplaie
q lire ct q %relire, chroniques pu.
|bli6es dams Ia aPatr1e" de Mon.
tr6al, q la faiblesse de tomber dams
cette mamie. Franchement, M. Pi.
tou est nm charmant 6crlYain, ses
correspondence sont tres aim6es,
Giles sont redig6es avec I'M style
vigoureux ct des id6es fermes, qui
denotent I'm maftre dams CO meter
81 ardu. MATS Helasl--il " . On
mas dams pressure toute chose, s.
ce qui fait tacha sur lle fond dore,
c'est ce petit ent6te qui est, ma fol
~assommant. a qnoi bon METRE
des pens6es, est-ce que le public
men a pas assez dams CO temps.ci?
BIT a-t-ille temps de les p~ratiquer?
Bret c'est inutile, ie pAse plus,
complement inutile, ct paYis de
NANTES personnes sens6es, il fan
draft snpprimer cette nuisance.
LIE public trouverait plus de godt
q Ia lecture, ct I'autsur plus de
plaisir q etre IL.
!.
Vous parlerai jeyde Ii politique2
C'est quill ne s'est pass6 rien de
serieux jusqu'a ce moment. Mails
enfn r6sumons les ey6nements de.
la semaine.
La lutte Sc continue avec ardeur5
dams le waste comt6 a. Ottawa
L'honorable M. Mercier, NM
Beausoleil, Prefontaine, "a. OuimetI
st. Marie, =. MARCEL, tous poIiti-
ciens tres connus, sont rendus,
aux qnatre points cardinaux dui
comt6. Chacun u travallle, ct certes
81 nous jugeons sur les apparen-
ces, nous sommes assures que M.
sortira vainqueur de Ia lut-
to detection aura lieu Il IA cou-
rant.
Une rumeur, qui tend 8 se con
6rmer, annonce que Honorable
ministre des terres de Ia
province de Quebec, dot se reti-
rer. On ne connaft pas an jiuste
le motif de 90 d6mission. mails tout
porte q croire que quslques afai-
rees touches don't il est l7auteur ont
aigril e gouYernement Mercier, qni
Ia prize de resigner. On ne saitsI
pas encore qui le remplacera lie
Liieutenant Gonyerneur Mason
part ponr I Europe. Nous croyons
lne Honorable monsieur rAsigne
q sa charge pour raison de sante.
Y, Pr6fontaine notre sYmpathi-'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
CANADA.
QUEBEC.

IN phenomena.
La naissance dun chat, arrll-
wee avant hier dams une maison
sur larue Despralries 4 ST Roch,
d Quebec a vivement snrpris les
personnes de cette maison. On q
5constat6 que le neuveau ne await
deux tetes, trois yeux ct deux bpu-
ches, ct quand il mianle on croirait
attendre les cris de denx chats.
Fest I'M phenomena qulii semblesunl
peu incroyable, mails c'est pourtant
bieusle cas-.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
Frapper les enfants sur les
Oreilies.
Monsieur le r6dactsur,

Monsieur le r6dacteur,
ia ne suis point de ceux on eel.
les quii pr6tendent clever leurs on
fants sans les punir, quelquefois
meme tres seYArement, 4 proper
tion S.des fautes commises, car tous
nous devons sayolr que redresse1
lest n6cessaire. Mails je prize, al
nom de Thumanit6 ceux on celles
qui ont charge d'enfants de choisir
an sens moins delicat que Pouie.
IL sufit d'6tudier la structure de
lporeille inferno pour en- compren-
dire toute Ia delicatesse ct 6viter an
cerveau an choc tres solvent ia.
nestle.
Tout ~recemment, lei lisais I'M
co,npte rendu des observations
faites par le tres c6lebre docteur
Sexton, membres de paccad6mie
des sciences. lie yoici:
Sur cinquante enfants, cling sont
|devenus Sounds dune orellle, un
sixieme / eat devenn complement
ct trois ont sonffert do discharges
accompagnes de douleurs plus gu
moin intenses, nm d'entre eux est
mort encore jeune dune in6amma
ton de ceryeau At enfn IN let
c'est encore trop) mourut, trois.
iours apres avoir 6t6 soufiete,
d,nnn h6m0rrhapiA.
Ainsi, parents Ell instituteurs,
.qui etes pent etre plus ignorants
que mechants, rsf9chissez bien So
rieusement ayant demploYer I'M
tel mode de correction.
Lecteurs, je nal point d'enfants
ce aont yos enfantssque 'aime.
-Le QAotidsen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

Vim de Bourgognea $1..25 legal
Ion, la Compagnie des wins de "a.
Californie--ohice Minneapolis
253-255,-2o
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MINNEAPOLIS.

L'EcHo DE L'OUFsT NEST pas respon,
able des idees e. opinions emises par
es correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15
VENTE SPECIALE.

Vous pouvez acheter ys provisions ct epiceriss de q Demeules
i grande reduction.
Les p1x suivants doivent yous en- conyaincrc:
CUTS - s LA iscs
M SyronN No lei Ger ##H. M@. ## l5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0 lbs Queen Baking Powder pour q RESPONSIVENESS
Bon The Japon a2S csla hWe par lotre 5lnes. #8
Meileur The gun Powder valiant 7scM. la ivrep pour 60c@.
Savon [Roe Qu@n] par boHe $3.50.
Sweet I6 Soap 100 bars "a 90 $500
Maneur POIS d CUR $L25 lie minot. #
Ndneur SODA CRACKERS XXXa511c.
- Bon ##M@. Sc A#&@sN I Xa 81.
s MeMeur KEROSENE OIL water whltel 11c.le gallon.
KEROSENE par barl 10ac. lie gallon.
Farne White Lily per sack 1906 detail 20
Washbnrn Best, #A# $245
Maple Sugar pure, OH #s@# l3cts. # 49,
@ Maple Syrop.1M ... 500. ssM.
0 Pommes de Terre, I. ~ RE S5a $1O0 Ga#
Rz No !. ~ lbs pour p - So $LO0
Beurre NO Oa23cs
90 NO. q -#M- 5. #10a12cts
#@ 10 lbs Best Rabins pour LEO @@N
10 lbs French Prunes pours . loo ~
70 lbs Turkish Prunes pou - 90
Best Goldfish 100 lbs pour -.@- 45G. 1850
Les commands de la campag Al seont rempies avecf deHte ct romphhude.
@ GY-Donnezluis ne conmandee ct vou semzs atsfaMs, tntp pour 1epux que
our la Quaite #@##N@@#@EM
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-09-15

Compatriotes de Duluth, yous
pouyez acheter yos epicsries de
NM. Phydime Langlois ct Che, 3
bon marche. Voyez leur annonce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18
To Safely Heat Cars.

The recent railroad disasters whereby
cars were ared after a wreck and passen.
gers were slowly roasted to death, has
caused inventors to give renewed attention
10 the heating of passenger coaches. The
Pennsylvania railroad is now experiment
ing with a car In which the greater portion
or the heating apparatus Is placed under.
meath the hoor in the centre Of the car. 1t
answers the purpose Of stove, and Is so
s curely shut in that 1t Is difficult, IL not
impossible, for any of the burning Goals TO
escape. 1t is heated by hard coal, which
generates steam in a boiler that contains
twenty gallons of water. Two steam pipes
extend along each side Of the car, branch
extending under each seat. The hot air Is
also utilized and passes through register
in the floor Of the car. II is said that In
case Of accident there is no danger Of Gre,
rs The burning Goals, being on the outside
Of the car, could be easily dropped and e1.
tinGulshed.
It is 4 pleasure to report the initiation Of
this most ueedful reform, and it is TO be
hoped that /. will not be without outcome.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18

THE quarterly report OF the chief Of the
bureau OF statistics of the treasury depart
ment contains bewildering mass OF informa-
lion on imports exports, immigration and
shipping, not only of the United States but
ioresn countries, There are also tables OF
average prices Of various articles Of EXPORT
snd lnport and table of the consumption of
liquors and wines foreign and domestic, from
Isi0 TO 1885.
From the latter II appears that while As,
QoN,S5i gallons of distilled spirits were con.
sumed IN the country, In lsiO only 7226l,6l4
gallons were consumed In 1886 which when
theincrease otpopulation is considered, should
certainly encourage the temperance people
But further examination reveals that the
consumption Of wine has increased to almost
hVe times what 1t was In $40 and OF malt
liquors tue table shows ouly about twenty
lhTee millions in 1910 against 81 295 20 in
loeo' Iue increase Ia consumption Of malt
liquors is startling when viewed alone. as il
has doubled since 1873 but the cousumption
Of distilled spirits has also increased from
hity-twO millions in 1875 to u, pol, GA gallons
in 1886 while the consumption OF vino is
about tho same a. Il was eight years ago
more cheerful table Is the one showing
the exports OF domestic merchandise from
which 1t appears that the exports OF bread.
stuh', grams, -four aud all preparations OF
them used as food, have nearly doubled In
total value In the Grst three months OF 1856
as compared with the same period of 1883
The exports Of agricultural Implements aud
1--we stock have fallen OF little. Coal has I'm.
creased little, and cotton about five mil.
lions, While there is mysterious Increase in
tho value OF iurs exported of about one mil.
hon. Ihe report OF iron aud steel Is OF course
snalI, but manufactures thereof swell the
figures for the three months to over four MIL.
lions
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18

Rev. ROYAL X. PULL3tAS, OF Baltimore,
preached a thoughtful sermon on Sunday
on the mistake Of capital punishment He
said that the idea prevailed q hundred years
ago or more, that public executions exerted
good moral effect upon the community,
and with great care it was arranged to fur
D.sh accommodations for q comfortable wit
DesslnS Of executions even seats were pre-.
pared for children, so they might be taught
valuable lessons But experience taught the
moral damage Of such spectacles, aud now
the more private the hanging the better,
Ine weight OF statistical evidence is Gil
against any good moral effect Of the death
penalty as deterrent ofcrimo. II IL claimed
oy soLe that this judicial killing is IN self.
defense, that society must protect itself No
ore can make this claim for communities
where the death penalty is executed. Many
states have found other means OF selt.defense,
and have, with the best results, abolished
the death penalty. In addition to these con.
siderauous the danger of executing an limo.
cent party Is very great. The records show
that many such have been executed. ~ shall
ask for the abolition OF the death penalty"
says the great Lafayette, ''until / have the In
fallioilIty Of human Judgment demonstrated
to me."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18

Some one telegraphs that the PENNSYLVANIA
fnlroad company has refused free pass to
congressman on the ground that the
xser-state commerce bill, soon TO be
pas q, foreids 1t. The story is decidedly
doubtful as We would have heard herr.
about a wonderful wailing among our own
legislators it the Penusy lvanls railroad
company had concluded to be virtuous
enough to obey the law of Congress even
po'ore II passes it. The reverence of that
cor rporation for the law, If it had anv.
Waud long ago have caused it TO Quit
issuing free passes, In obedience to the con-
s,aut'on. There is, Of course, material
1M fsence between our constitution. with.
a. ptaa' statutes to enforce it, and the
Jaw OF Congress which brings punishment
81 pon It's violation aud no doubt When II
~ pes ei 1t will be treated with more ra-
DPect thel our powerless constitution, and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18

sosssu me ChriusIaa! ion vsunts issslf
that Il was the first 10 W Z the tnvioiable
sanctity Of human life, -,use an Immortal
soul dwells In ovefy hutiyiu being: but how
Is human life dragged a 1lhe mire, how are
the fair spiritual possib fies Ut human ma.
ture nipped In the bud dud disErsced and
dishouored on all sld,k In these so,called
Christian landsl The prS{het oi Israel of old
exclaimed, al hear vofe crying from the
wilderness, Rachael is weeping Tor her child.
rem and refuses to be confottod.' SO do we
hear to-day voice crying itum out
OF the industrial night of our aga IL 10 the
voice OF our mother, humanity, who IL weep
ing for her children. Let us try to comfort
her. Let us try to check her streaming tears
Let us try to save the children at all hazards
from the ruin with which they are threat.
ened"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18

The authorship OF the familiar war poem
the hrsL liue OF which runs GAN quiet along
the Potomac Ia. night" is once more a subject
Of correction. In Mrs. James Brown Potter's
collection OF articles known as "My Recita.
tions,' 1t IL credited TO "Mrs. Rowland. -
This POEM" says @. Euot Beers, "gas
written 10y Mrs. Ethel Lynn Beers, nv
mother, In September, 1861, and published in
ddrPer's Weekly OF November 80, 1861"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18

GENERAL GoCRKo, in addressing the of.
GERS OF his garrison of Warsaw, said that dur.
ing the present yesr Russia would cease to
exhaust It's strength in a hIootless struggle" 4"
1t would conquer It's enemy with the sword.
GourEo has the reputation Of saying some
thing whenever he speaks, and he would
hardly commit himself to prophecy Of war
unless be had the very best reasons for 90.
lieviDg bis master 10 be bent upon it II he
is correctly reported the war cloud looks a.
blaek on the Balkans as It ever did.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18
kskl s.sss Is many REFORMS which i

ufo ~ uAcSI11oa q Ne freo pass
iz66d hDcn9 IL many reforms which it
pruaAlsss 70 give rs.
1t VIII be q blessed thing In its assurance
that railroad corporations are under the
control OF the law, even IL 1t secures us less
substantial benefit than we think. 1t is a
most comfortable thing TO know that 1t
could be passed against the unanimous pro-
test of the railroad corporations, who have
known themselves 50 utterly powerless TO
impede the popular demand that they have
not undertaken TO do it in the ways which
they are wont to End effective in legisla.
ton. Senator Stanford, president Of q
railroad, argued in his place against the
bill, but he had only one vote be could con-
trol against it. No other railroad president
bad as many. The peoples will, when
fairly known, is shown to be yet all power
ful in this democracy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18
eRowN,s HousEHOLp PANADrA-

II the most effective Pain Dee tToyerl IN the world
Wil most snrely quicken the blood whether
taken internally OF apphed eTteru.Ay, and
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
Aleytator, and IL is warranted double me
strength of any similar preparation.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels, Sore
Throat, Rheumatism, ToothACh4 and ALL
ACHES, ana Is The Great believer Of Pain
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD Z PAEAJEA shOuId
oe ia every family. teaspoUniul OFT Pauacea
IN 4 lumOler OF hot water lswegLrrel. II Urz-
.orred,l taken 81 bedtime, VII BREAK Up
COLD. E cants hC'ttla.
mlIv1M - Ss~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18
PERSONAL,

j, CLAasErr SRAcRrsr. Junior editor oi
the Sreenoastle Press, will sever his Conneo.
ton with that paper on April tn accept -
position on the State JoErUul, a leading Re.
publican paper Of Lincoln, Nebraska.
GKoRoR ACarsrrs SALAts able without
much trouble to iud at moments notice any
queer fact, bit of humor OF item Of infSrms.
ton that In the course OF msny years he has
nied away In his big array OF scrap booka
he pastes his clippings Ia hooks, and by his
Indexes aud cross indexes makes all the IN.
formation they contain easily available
GIN. JANIS B. FREY takes strong ground
against the public school system. He de-.
cIares that morality as well as elementary
education Is falling Off with the growth OF the
puolic school system. 'There has certainly Y
been an increase In the variety OF Crine and
Al the satne time more skill In conceslment
with the steady decrease in elementary edu.
cation" BE termed the public schools y
species OF compulsory charity. He held that
general education was not q function Of the
government and added "NN enterprises
belonging to the individu3l must faN when
assumed by the state"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18

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decision ot tho Peunsy lyania supreme court
which affirmed the consritutionality OF the
law prohibiting the manufacture aud sale Of
that prod uct within the state,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-18
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